Xiaomi Fan Lovelace Card

Xiaomi Smartmi Fan Lovelace card for HASS/Home Assistant.

Features

• Supports HACS installation
• CSS fan blade and oscillation animation
• UI config of card
• Wide range of fans support by using HA standard speeds flag

Toggles

• Oscillation
• Natural mode
• Child lock
• Sleep mode

Cycling

• Speed level
• Oscillation angle
• Timer duration

Requirements

By default, the Xiaomi Miio native integration will be used.

If you have a model that's not supported by the native integration yet, this card also supports the Xiaomi Mi Smart Pedestal Fan integration.

HACS Installation

Search for Xiaomi Smartmi Fan Card

Manual Installation

1. Download fan-xiaomi.js
2. Copy to www/community/lovelace-fan-xiaomi/fan-xiaomi.js
3. Add the following to your Lovelace resources

   resources:
     - url: /community_plugin/lovelace-fan-xiaomi/fan-xiaomi.js
       type: js

Card Configuration

Example of Lovelace config views.cards key

entity: fan.entity_id
name: Fan Name
type: "custom:fan-xiaomi"
platform: xiaomi_miio_airpurifier

Card attribute	Default	Description
entity_id	-	entity_id of your fan
type	-	Must be custom:fan-xiaomi
name	-	(Optional) Fan name shown on card title
platform	default	(Optional) If using Xiaomi Mi Smart Pedestal Fan integration, specify xiaomi_miio_fan.
disable_animation	False	(Optional) Disable fan image and animation
force_sleep_mode_support	False	(Optional) Enables Sleep button in UI which sets speed to 1%
hide_led_button	False	(Optional) Hide LED toggle for supported models

Preview

Contributing

1. Clone the repo and install the latest node LTS
2. Run npm install then npm run build from the root of the repo

Build output should appear in the /dist directory.

Development Inner Loop

1. npm install
2. Run npm run start to do a watch build and host the built files at http://127.0.0.1:8234/xiaomi-fan-card.js.
3. On a running Home Assistant installation add this to your Lovelace resources:

- url: "http://127.0.0.1:8234/xiaomi-fan-card.js"
  type: module

You may need to change "127.0.0.1" to the IP of your development machine if you are developing remotely.

If your Home Assistant UI is running on https, you'll need to provide the resources via https as well. Use npm run start -- --https to serve via https, and switch the url: http://127.0.0.1 above to url: https://localhost.

Credits

fineemb (Original author)

shaonianzhentan

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